What Is a Vendor Bid?
Supplier bargaining power refers to the ability of a supplier to obtain a better price when an existing enterprise purchases raw materials from the supplier.
Supplier bargaining power
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- Supplier bargaining power refers to the ability of a supplier to obtain a better price when an existing enterprise purchases raw materials from the supplier.
- Supplier bargaining power refers to the ability of a supplier to obtain a better price when an existing enterprise purchases raw materials from the supplier.
- Ability of input factor price and unit value quality
- Supplier concentration. Are there a large number of scattered suppliers, or are there only a few dominant suppliers?
- Brand awareness
- Vendor's rate of return. Are suppliers forced to raise prices?
- Is there any potential for forward threats from suppliers (for example: brand manufacturers establish their own retail outlets).
- The role of quality and service.
- Whether the industry is the core customer base of the supplier.
- Conversion cost
- Threat to alternatives
- Consumer purchases
- Is the information symmetrical between the supplier and the buyer
- Whether the buyer is price sensitive
- Does the product have high differentiation